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External Auditory Canal (EAC)

Content Reviewed: August 9, 2021

Mastery Series
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2.5 CME

9 Clinical Cases

28 Videos

2 hr. 36 min.

Course Description

The external auditory canal can be thought of as a vestibule to the temporal bone. Most people have a lot of fear about the anatomy of the temporal bone. But when broken down into external auditory canal, middle ear, and inner ear, the EAC is probably the easiest area and a great place to start learning about temporal bone pathology. Within the temporal bone, and within the external auditory canal, there are many potential causes of conductive hearing loss. This course will describe for you several of the lesions that are associated with external auditory pathology both on the congenital basis, as well as on the non-congenital basis, which includes great infections, great potential neoplasms, and other pathologies that are worth understanding.

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  • Part 2 – Mastery Course on Middle Ear: Click here
  • Part 3 – Mastery Course on Inner Ear: Click here

This course will describe for you several of the lesions that are associated with external auditory pathology both on the congenital basis, as well as on the non-congenital basis, which includes great infections, great potential neoplasms, and other pathologies that are worth understanding.

Faculty

David M Yousem, MD, MBA

Professor of Radiology, Vice Chairman and Associate Dean

Johns Hopkins University

External Auditory Canal (EAC)

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2 hr. 36 min.

9 DICOM Case Files

Introduction to External Auditory Canal (EAC)

5 m

Axial Anatomy Temporal Bone - Summary

16 m

Coronal Anatomy Temporal Bone - Summary

10 m

Temporal Bone Anatomy and Cerumen Impaction

12 m

EAC Congenital Lesions

10 m

Critical Issues in Ear Reconstruction – Summary

5 m

EAC Atresia

8 m

Other Congenital EAC Anomalies - Summary

6 m

Branchial Cleft Cyst Work Type 2 With Fistula

5 m

Superinfected First Branchial Cleft Cyst with Fistula

5 m

EAC Mass: Epidermal Inclusion Cyst

3 m

External Ear Infections - Malignant Otitis Externa

10 m

Malignant Otitis Externa

4 m

Otomastoiditis and EAC Soft Tissue Mass

5 m

Relapsing Polychondritis

2 m

EAC Fungal Infection

4 m

Malignant External Otitis in a Diabetic

3 m

EAC Benign Masses – Summary

8 m

EAC Bony Overgrowth

5 m

EAC Exostoses

3 m

Fibrovascular Polyp of EAC

3 m

Acquired Cholesteatoma

3 m

EAC Cholesteatoma

4 m

EAC Paraganglioma

4 m

EAC Neurofibroma

3 m

EAC Malignancies – Summary

6 m

Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) Spread to EAC

2 m

Review of EAC Disease

4 m

Course Evaluation

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